A true story that only Hollywood could have made up gets the Hollywood treatment in "Bottle Shock." Working some similar easy-to-swallow storytelling angles as in his debut feature, “Marilyn Hotchkiss ...

Last night at 2:17 AM, every child from Mrs. Gandy's class went missing.

With its California wine country setting, gold-burnished traveling shots of rolling vineyards, and half-satiric, half-lyrical rendering of wine-geek lingo (“I detect bacon fat laced with ripe melon”), ...

Bottle Shock is another indie gem that first premiered at the Sundance Film Festival earlier this year. It was one my list of films to see, but I missed all the screenings. After watching this trailer ...

1 Photos: First Look at Aaron Tveit and Sutton Foster in SWEENEY TODD Burwell and Sasser are both graduates of the NYU Graduate Musical Theatre Writer's Program, and have performance and development ...

Two things I can count on every August: Movies get lousier than they were all year, and I go on vacation. This time, it’s different. I’m still taking a month off, but there are some big surprises at ...

Avid oenophiles know what happened at the “Judgment of Paris” wine competition of 1976, where wines from Northern California’s Napa Valley triumphed over French wines in both white (first place: ...

‘Bottle Shock’ is a little film based on the true story of what led up to the legendary Judgement of Paris, when California wine beat French wine in a blind taste test in 1976. Directed by Randall ...

A true story that only Hollywood could have made up gets the Hollywood treatment in "Bottle Shock." Working some similar easy-to-swallow storytelling angles as in his debut feature, “Marilyn Hotchkiss ...

"Bottle Shock" is a little gem of a movie, a surprise to the senses, much like the unassuming wine that drives the storyline. In the 1970's the only wines to win world favor were those made by the ...

LITTLE ROCK — The people who made Bottle Shock obviously love their wine. They're not that crazy about the French. And they are firm believers in the screenwriting rule of leaving no underdog-formula ...